Changing places Flashcards

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Define Emigration

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The process of existing in an area.

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Define Immigration

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The process of moving into another area with the intention of settling.

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Define Migration

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The movement of people from one place to another with the intention of settling.

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What is the difference between pull and push factors?

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Pull factors are a motivating cause which attracts a person to migrate to another country or region. (Positive)
Push factors are a factor which motivates someone to migrate from their country. (Negative)

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Which two countries currently have the greatest rural population?

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Asia and Africa.

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What is a megacity?

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An urban area with a population with 10 million people or more.

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What are environmental consequences of urbanisation?

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Rise of pollution levels, changing land uses (e.g., clearing of trees), and damming of rivers.

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What are economic consequences of urbanisation?

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Refer to the state of the economy and includes trade relations (boosted), changing industries (become modern) and access to resources.

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What are social consequences of urbanisation?

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Refer to the relations people have with and within a society. Can include increased crime rates, access to education and wealth.

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Describe the two different types of migration.

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Forced migration - individuals are forced to leave their homes due to unfavourable conditions. E.g., war, civil unrest, environmental issues.
Chain migration - Begins when one family member migrates, then sends money and documentation to secure the migration of family members to the same place.

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Give examples of the consequences from incorporating sustainable urbanisation.

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Vertical apartments/living with parents longer - expensive housing although this is a more sustainable alternative.
Food travel time is longer - less fresh produce.
More designing of environmentally friendly housing.

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What is internal migration?

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The movement of people from one defined area to another within a country.

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What is cultural diversity?

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Cultural diversity is having a plethora of different ethnicities within a country or region.

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Define urbanisation.

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The process of people increasingly moving to urban (city) space.

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What opportunities are only gained from a city life?

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Increased pay,
Healthcare,
Larger communities - cultural diversity and events,
Education,
Fast-paced lifestyle,
Multi-faceted lifestyle.

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Where do the majority of Australians live? Why?

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85% of the Australian population lives within 50km of the coastline. Climate - temperate, lifestyle - slower, recreational

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How many Australians live in urban areas?

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70%.

18
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What does topography mean?

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The shape of the land.

19
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Compare a tree and sea change.

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Tree change - moving inland to live near mountains or country. Increased land space and a work-life balance.
Sea change - moving to a coastal area for a slower/calmer lifestyle.

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What are types of urban farming.

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  • Community gardens.
  • Vertical farming.
  • Hydroponics and Aquaponics.